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Blocking A Molecule Can Better Treat Asthma
NDTV The allergic immune response, which triggers the symptoms of asthma, is a complex process, which starts with the over-activation of a certain white blood cell, the allergen-specific helper T cells type 2 that plays an important role in the immune system. Blocking a molecule may help better treat asthma |
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Odisha Sun Times |
Blocking a molecule can better treat asthma
Odisha Sun Times The allergic immune response, which triggers the symptoms of asthma, is a complex process, which starts with the over-activation of a certain white blood cell, the allergen-specific helper T cells type 2 that plays an important role in the immune system. Blocking a molecule may help better treat asthma |
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Allergic asthma: UFZ researchers identify a key molecule
EurekAlert (press release) Worldwide, there are more than 300 million asthma patients. In Germany alone, 10 – 15 percent of children suffer from allergic asthma that is often impaired by environ-mental pollutants. With the medications available today, symptoms can be effectively … |
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Medical Xpress |
Allergic asthma: Researchers identify a key molecule
Medical Xpress In addition to hay fever, allergic asthma is currently considered to be one of the most widespread allergies. UFZ researchers and their colleagues from the University of Leipzig have recently been successful in finding a protein that plays a critical … |
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Laboratory Equipment |
Molecule IDed as Target for Asthma Fix
Laboratory Equipment Image: Magnus Manske, Wikimedia Scientists led by molecular immunologists at the Keck School of Medicine of USC have identified a way to target a recently discovered cell type that causes asthma, opening the door to cure the chronic respiratory disease … Study identifies molecule critical to asthma-causing cell's survival Scientists are getting closer to an asthma cure Is An Asthma Cure Not Too Far Away? New Study Evaluates Genetic And … |
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Study identifies molecule critical to asthma-causing cell's survival
USC News Scientists led by molecular immunologists at the Keck School of Medicine of USC have identified a way to target a recently discovered cell type that causes asthma, opening the door to cure the chronic respiratory disease that affects 25 million Americans. |
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Tech Times |
Asthma attacks triggered by colds due to a tiny molecule, new findings suggest
Tech Times The molecule IL-25 is of interest to researchers studying asthma because of its role in the onset of type-2 immune responses. Rhinovirus infections are typically mild but they end up worsening in asthmatic individuals because IL-25 promotes the … Scientists find potential way to treat cold-triggered asthma Solving the mystery of why colds cause asthma attacks New Clues to How Colds Can Spur Asthma Attacks |
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Medical Xpress |
A simple molecule inhibits asthma-related inflammation at an early stage
Medical Xpress A promising new candidate for an asthma drug has been found: a simple synthetic molecule based on a sugar effectively inhibits the bronchial inflammation that arises with respiratory disease – moreover, at an earlier stage than the current, widely … |
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Asthma Symptoms Get Subdued By New Molecule
WebProNews Wait – where did that saying come from? We can't very well do the former sans the latter. That's why it's awesome news for asthmatics that a medicine capable of suppressing allergen-induced asthma attacks might be imminent. Of the 25 million plus … |
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UPI.com |
New synthetic molecule can help prevent asthma attacks triggered by allergens
Tech Times (Photo : Wikimedia Commons). Millions of Americans suffer from asthma, a chronic lung condition characterized by tightness on the chest, breathlessness, wheezing and coughing whenever the sufferer is exposed to certain allergens. A study conducted by a … Researchers discover molecule that could treat allergen-induced asthma Synthetic molecule thwarts asthma symptoms Researchers Discover Novel Molecule to Treat Asthma |
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